How are deposits
created?
1.
judicially - when an attachment or seizure of property in
litigation is ordered
2.
extrajudicially
a. voluntary- delivery is made by the will of the depositor or by two or
more persons each of whom believes himself entitled to the thing
deposited; depositor has complete freedom in choosing the depositor
b. necessary- made in compliance with a legal obligation, or on the occasion of
any calamity, or by travelers in hotels and inns or by travelers with common
carriers; depositor lacks free choice
General Rule:
A deposit is a gratuitous contract
EXCEPTIONS:
a. when there is a contrary stipulation
b. where depositary is engaged in the business of storing goods
c. where property is saved without knowledge of the owner in
involuntary deposit, the latter is bound to pay the former just compensation
Subject matter of deposit: only corporeal (tangible) things
a. judicial - movable or
immovable
b. extrajudicial -
only movable (personal)
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